Modul 1 - Informacijska in podatkovna pismenost

Slovarček

Podatki Surova dejstva in številke, ki nimajo konteksta in pomena. Podatki so lahko v različnih oblikah, kot so številke, besedilo, slike ali večpredstavnostne datoteke.

Informacije: Podatki, ki so obdelani, urejeni in opremljeni s kontekstom, da so smiselni in uporabni. Informacije zagotavljajo znanje in vpogled.

Pismenost: Sposobnost branja, razumevanja, vrednotenja in učinkovite uporabe določenega sklopa spretnosti ali znanja.

Informacijska pismenost: Sposobnost dostopa do informacij iz različnih virov, njihovega vrednotenja, kritične analize in etične uporabe. Vključuje spretnosti za učinkovito raziskovanje in upravljanje informacij.

Podatkovna pismenost: Sposobnost razumevanja, razlage in dela s podatki. Vključuje spretnosti, povezane z zbiranjem, analizo, vizualizacijo in interpretacijo podatkov.

Digitalna identiteta: Prisotnost osebe na spletu ter zbirka osebnih podatkov, dejavnosti in interakcij, povezanih z njo na internetu. Vključuje elemente, kot so uporabniška imena, profili in spletno vedenje.

Brskalnik: Programska aplikacija, ki uporabnikom omogoča dostop do spletnih strani na internetu in njihov ogled. Priljubljeni spletni brskalniki so Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox in Microsoft Edge.

Netiketa: Gre za kombinacijo besed "internet" in "etiketa", ki označuje pravila in smernice za vljudno in spoštljivo obnašanje v spletni komunikaciji z drugimi. Netiketa spodbuja civilizirano komunikacijo in spoštovanje spletnih skupnosti.

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